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Police issue update on Grace Gardner murder investigation
Police have issued an update on the investigation into the tragic death of a "bubbly and caring" 21-year-old woman. Grace Gardner was found dead at a home on Wassell Drive in Bewdley at around 5.10pm on April 23 with West Mercia Police launching
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Free family fun day coming to town centre
KIDDERMINSTER town centre is set for an entertainment extravaganza on Saturday (July 27) as part of a family fun day. The Love Kidderminster Fun Day will see market stalls, street food vendors and Titan the Robot take over the town. The event
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Music, food and horse festival returns this weekend
A POPULAR heavy horse festival is set to return this weekend along with street food and live music. The event at Holbeache Farm, called the Trimpley Music, Food & Heavy Horse Festival, will feature food vendors from across the Midlands, live tribute
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Mum of crash victim Leo blasts 'selfish' killer after guilty plea
THE mum of six-year-old Leo Painter who was killed in a horror crash says she hopes the sentence of driver Joe-Lewis Tyler "reflects the seriousness of his selfish actions and the lives he has ruined." Tyler admitted three counts of causing death
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Harriers boss reacts to first pre-season defeats
PHIL Brown admitted it was a difficult night for a young Kidderminster Harriers line-up at Tamworth on Tuesday. A youthful Reds side, boosted by a handful of experienced first-teamers, fell 2-0 at last season's National League North champions.
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Local couple thank community for support after appearing on hit TV show
A couple from Kidderminster have thanked the community for their support after they appeared on a hit TV show. Tyler Richards and Megan Mullen-Knight were featured on the Channel 4 series George Clarke's Amazing Spaces last week. The innovative
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Shopkeeper's delight as dad's historic store is brought back to life
A KIDDERMINSTER shopkeeper is delighted to see his dad's old store recreated in all its glory at the Black Country Living Museum. Langer’s Army & Navy Stores, which was located on Enville Street in Stourbridge for many years, closed its doors some